Comments by "Tête Dur" (@tetedur377) on "Women Hitting The WALL #32 - Special Video" video.

  1. ALL of them. Not just one or three; ALL of the men. Hell, you and I are narcissists, and she hasn't even met us.
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  2. I asked my sisters about a topic similar to "does anyone know when you get past the falling assh*les phase." That happens, or begins to happen when a woman starts that change in life that begins in her mid-life, according to them. The constant state of hyper-emotionalism begins to fade away, and the logic and reason they've always been capable of, but seldom apply, begin to assert themselves. The problem is that most women at that stage are so burned out, bitter, and angry at the treatment they've set themselves up for at the hands of Chad Thunderstroke and his merry band of "hit-and-quit-it" brothers that no man wants to be with them. No man who's not an irredeemable simp, that is. And of course none of them is the common denominator in any of it. One of the smarter women I know who's been through all that with the Chads and the Tyrones and the Ray-Rays, et al; one of the most business-minded, logical, reasonable, conservative women in my life is triggered and turns into a raging feminazi when any discussion revolves around how women do this to themselves. It's kind of scary, actually, and it's almost a Jekyll-Hyde transformation.
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  3.  @JoaoGabriel_WM  Classic projection.
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  4. Women always say they're looking for love. That's BS. They're looking to replicate what they had in their 20s, when they could walk out their door and smash with the nearest Chad or Tyrone. Women are incapable of love. They can't and don't love their boyfriends, husbands, children, or even themselves. They say they're looking for love because that's what they're supposed to say. They say "I love you," because they think that's what boyfriends and husbands want to hear. They think if they say it, that will somehow lock you in, and obligate you to them. "But you said you loved me!" I said that because you expected me to. The song "What's Love Got to do with it?" was more accurate than anyone imagined.
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